Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-07
Eastern Bah Games.

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s. Tate, 0. w. 0strapder, William Parks
and Daniel Cudahee compose the quartet.
Eastern Bali Games.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9th. - Burlington
was to have pitched for Philadelphia to-
day, but while at practice his head was
badly cut by bat which slipped out of
McGuire's hands, and he was compelled to
retire, Ferguson being substituted. The
" Phillies" won the game in the second
inning, when they scored five unearned
runs after two hands were out Morris
was hit quite freely, and was also unsteady
Pitchers-W. Ferguson for Philadelphia,
and Morris for Pittsburg. Catchers-Gun-
ming and Carroll. Score-Philadelph 9,
Pittsburg4. 4.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
CINoINSATI-Cincinnat IL, Baltimore 3.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville Q, Athletics 5.
ST. LouIs-St. Louis Z. Metropolitan s.
CLEyELASD-Cleyeland 3, Brooklyn TO-
Uncle Sans Cash.
Icepy1ig, 1887, by he California associated Press.
New YORK, July 6th.-The Commercial
Bulletin says: The financial statements for
the fiscal year show an increase of revenue
far beyond that foreshadowed by ex Secre-
tary Mannings' estimate of last Deem
Der. He estimated the increase of revenue
for the fiscal year at $40 100000. The
actual increase has been S35, 900 600. The
increase in ordinary expenditures was
about SIG 100000.
Prospective Mating.
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-Fashionable So
ciety is somewhat excited over an item of
interest that has just been made public. 1t
is the engagement of Miss Jennie Lamar,
daughter of Secretary Lamar Miss Lanar's
future husband will be her cousin, William
Il. Lamar, young attorney of this city.
The young couple will be married at
Macon, Ga. the home of Mrs. Lamar
Out of His Element
WASHINGTON, July 6th.-William r.
Morrison, of Illinois, has grown tired of
the monotony of his Interstate Commission
duties. He finds them not at all to his
taste. He prefers the excitement and
hustle of political life. A friend of Colonel
Morrison says that it is the latter's inten-
ton to re enter politics next year. He has
decided to contest for his old seat in Con-
greSs in 1883.
A Police Captain Under FIre.
NEW YORK, July 9th. New York's
famous and popular Police Captain, Will
lams, was put on trial before the Police
Board to-day on the complaint of num-
notorious houses of ill-fame to exist openly
and Extensively in his precinct, and that he
permitted such resorts as that of Tom
Gould to violate the excise law.
Fishermen's Rights.
WASHINGTON, July 6ih-The Treasury
Department has decided that an American
vessel, which arrived at New York with a
cargo of fish caught off the coast of New
foundland, is exempted from the continued
supervision of the Customs officers, on the
grounds that she did not clear from for
eign port, and because her cargo was free of
duty.
A Murderous Mate.
iCopyig, 1887, BY the California Associated Pres.
NEW YORK, July 6th.-Charles NJ. Rich.
mate of the ship Robert L. Belknap, who
IS charged with having murdered seaman
named Peterson, while on the voyage be-
tween San Francisco and Liverpool, was
arraigned in the United States Circuit Court
to-day. He pleaded not guilty, and was
remanded for trial.
Weddings in High Life.
ICcpyght, 1857, 5y The California Associated Press
CAMDEN IN. J.), July 6th.-There was a
double Chinese Irish wedding III this city
yesterday. The ceremony was by Judge
Cassidy. The girls are described as black !
eyed and good-looking. The grooms are
Chinese laundrymen.
Violent Storms Along the Hudson.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 6th.-Terrifc thun- !
der-storms ragged along the Hudson this |
afternoon. Easements and cellars were in |
undated. trees and houses struck by light |
ming, and washouts are reported both on !
the Hudson River and West Shore Rail- 7.
roads. The mercury has fallen 23o in three |
hours.
Shot by a Frenzied Father.
PERU Qnd.), July 6th.-This morning |
John Cbristianson called upon his daugh-
ter, who married Yesterday against his !
will, and commenced beating her. Among !
those who responded to her outcries was !
DIR. North, whom the enraged father shot
and probably fatally wounded. Christian
son barely escaped being lynched.
Proposals for steel Guns.
WASHINGTON. July Chin answer to an !
advertisene ent issued early last month the (
Navy Department to-day received propo- (
sails from the Midyale Steel Company of
Pennsylvania. 10 furnish ten sets of steel |
forgings fer six-inch breech loading rifles.
and one set of chase hoops for a ten-inch /
gun, aggregati1g about sixty-fve tons Of |
forgings.
Big Fire at Cheyenne.
DENVER, July OIn.-A cheyenne special /
says; Al O'Clock this morning fire COM |
pletely destroyed the stock OF dry goods of /
Cowhick u Whiteomb, valued at S125O00. |
and damaged the building $4,000 The
stock was insured for S96 900; the build I
ing also was insured.
Soldiers Home Trustees.
BosToS, July 6th.-The Trustees of the !
Volunteer Soldiers National Homes held |
sessions yesterday and to-day. Routine !
business was transacted. The Boari voted /
TO go to California in September to locate a |
site for the next Home to be established in !
with the Act of Congress.
Finished the Job.
ERIE (Pa.l. July 6th.--The terrible fire /
which swept the little town Of Clarendon ,
on Monday was supplemented to-day by (
another visit of fire which about wiped .
out what remained of the village. Only !
sixteen houses are left, and PSI DESTROYED. .
In the Falitical Arena.
NEW YORK. Iaty 9th AT meeting OF
the First Ass2pbly District, United Labor I
party, last night, her. nr. Edward Nc
flynn was elected delegate to the Nation Il
Conyeasson 81 Syracuse en- Augnsi 18th,